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Hello,

I have a large .mp3 file that I would like to split in to several
smaller sizes. Or keep the original one but be able to 'index' over to
certain time points.

I do have Sound Forge 7. Will this do it - if so how?

Thanks,

Michlew!

[Mike Rivers]

wrote:

I have a large .mp3 file that I would like to split in to several
smaller sizes. Or keep the original one but be able to 'index' over to
certain time points.

I do have Sound Forge 7. Will this do it - if so how?

You can load in the whole file, highlight the part that you want to
split off, and save it as an MP3 under a new name.

There's a little freeware program called MP3 Direct Cut that I use for
jobs like that (and I have Sound Forge, too). Check it out:
http://www.mpesch3.de/

[Rv!]

I bought this program years ago. Very good and effort free.
Shareware and only $20.

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/coolmp3splitter.html

Rv!

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Please try this software Advance Mp3 Splitter http://www.soft760.com,
it is an excellent software ,try the 7 day demo you can save finnished
work before the trial runs out.

[Federico]

Think of getting an "old" verison of Steinberg Wavelab (something like
version 3.0, that will come really cheap). It is a very useful program and
will do what you need to. Just open the MP3, put the indexes and burn the CD
directly from the program.
F.

[Laurence Payne]

On Mon, 30 Oct 2006 08:39:45 +0100, "Federico"
wrote:

Think of getting an "old" verison of Steinberg Wavelab (something like
version 3.0, that will come really cheap). It is a very useful program and
will do what you need to. Just open the MP3, put the indexes and burn the CD
directly from the program.

It possibly won't recognise your CD burner though. Updated
definitions are freely downloadable from ftp.steinberg.net